Young children typically have low self-esteem since they compare their abilities with peers who are more competent.

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Burhanuddin Rangwala · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Young children often have relatively high self-esteem because they are not yet adept at making detailed comparisons between their abilities and those of their peers, and they tend to overestimate their own competencies.

Young children typically have low self-esteem since they compare their abilities with peers who are more competent.

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